Six week online programme
Dates: September 7th, 14th, 21th, 28th; October 5th & 12th from 7pm – 8:30pm
Sessions are free, please register your interest first.
Limited places available. Book now!
To find out more, and register contact Israel our Project Worker on: israelsalinas@pchp.org.uk or call/text: 07784 897 607.
Find us on Facebook: “Together Men’s Support at PCHP”
SEA STORIES at Wardie Bay next week!
When: Thursday 26th August – 11am – 12:30pm
Where: An Eco-therapy Group Event at Wardie Bay/Granton Pier
If you would like to join please email Jenna: jennacorker@pchp.org.uk
Join us a Wardie Bay… Connecting with nature is good for us.
Eco-therapy practitioner Stephen McCabe Nature Therapy Online is passionate about the ways that Scotland’s traditional myths and stories can connect us with our beautiful landscapes.
Join us at Wardie Bay as Stephen shares a traditional story from the area related to the sea.
We will then, as a group, take a relaxing walk and share our own stories with each other related to the sea.
Personal memories are welcome, as well as our favourite stories with water themes!
Group activities and walking will last from 11-12, followed by lunch by the water. The lunches and snacks are on us!
If you would like any extra support to access this event please let Jenna know. Email Jenna at jennacorker@pchp.org.uk
Local #NorthEdinburgh men, local walks, meet local:
Pilton Community Health Project at 73 Boswall Parkway just round the corner from Royston Wardieburn Community Centre!
10:30 on Thursday this week
LET’S WALK TOGETHER!
We are on a volunteer drive!
Food roles available, full training.
For more info call Jools 07455 826 660 or email juliepatterson@pchp.org.uk
New CAPACITAR online wellbeing sessions to launch on Zoom next week.
Email admin@pchp.org.uk for login details
TUESDAY 25th MAY: 5 – 6.30pm
A new name will be appearing on Civil Service Strollers shirts this season as a result of a new local partnership.
Strollers club secretary Keith Stewart explained: “We are delighted to announce that this season we have entered an agreement with Pilton Community Health Project (PCHP).
“We are currently looking at the ways that we can work together to promote and deliver effective health and wellbeing practices.
“Here at the Strollers, the tough year that we have all had has opened our eyes to the view that if you are healthy, you are wealthy. So, this season, instead of seeking sponsorship in the current economic climate, we have decided to support PCHP by promoting them on our youth and Lowland League teams shirt fronts and around the pitch at our own expense.
“We look forward to building a strong relationship with PCHP.”
PCHP’s Dawn Anderson said: “Pilton Community Health Project are delighted to announce a new partnership with Civil Service Strollers FC. This opportunity to work alongside Civil Service Strollers will help even more local people take steps to better health and increase access to a wide range of wellbeing initiatives tailored for the Club’s members and their families.
“Together, we hope to increase the impact of our resources locally, sharing ways to cope with the multiple impacts of the pandemic on our community, and ultimately feel stronger through looking after ourselves and each other.
“We welcome this innovative approach by the Civil Service Strollers and look forward to working with their members and developing a strong community partnership.”
Do you want to learn how to experience less stress in your daily life?
Pilton Community Health Project is running another series of online mindfulness sessions for men – starting Wednesday 7 October!
To find out more, please contact: israelsalinas@pchp.org.uk 07784 897 607
